Poinsettia Christmas Clergy Stole

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The first task in a new design is finding inspiration. That can come from many places! This new Christmas stole design was inspired by these beautiful gold fabrics, a friend’s inquiry and a memory.

The memory was of using this book by Tomie dePaola when I taught elementary art. The children learned so much better when I could make connection to art projects with literature, music, history and other disciples. And I loved circling even the big …

The memory was of using this book by Tomie dePaola when I taught elementary art. The children learned so much better when I could make connection to art projects with literature, music, history and other disciples. And I loved circling even the big fifth graders up around me to read a book.

The nudging was by a friend who had recently retired from teaching high school Spanish. She inquired if I knew about the tradition of Las Posadas and if I’d ever embellished a stole with poinsettias.

So create we did! The gold fabrics and threads and hand painted details in the flower are stunning! See the entire stole here.

So create we did! The gold fabrics and threads and hand painted details in the flower are stunning! See the entire stole here.

Jenny Gallo

Jenny Gallo is the artist and owner of Carrot Top Studio. Since 2004 Carrot Top Studio has sold unique, handmade ministry stoles and related products to a global clientele. The first chapter of her professional life permitted her to teach art in Chicago, Houston and Pittsburgh. Her B.S. in Art Education was earned from The Pennsylvania State University. Jenny Gallo resides in the Detroit, MI area.

http://www.CarrotTopStudio.com
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